In the past few years, chromebooks have become a popular choice for schools to provide to their students. Due to the affordability of chromebooks and that more programs are becoming web-based, I believe that more schools will be utilizing chromebooks in a 1:1 atmosphere. 1:1 is when students have a device that they carry with them or is provided to them throughout the school day.
In this webinar, I show numerous websites, apps, etc, that students can use to actively make music, show what they know, and reflect on their musical experiences and knowledge. Though there are more apps than the ones that I show, this webinar gives you a great starting point. I do show a plethora of sites and apps, so please remember that this is like a dessert buffet: if you eat everything, you will regret it and get sick. Try just one or maybe two items in this webinar so that you do not regret it and do no get sick.
PD CREDITS
If you are a NJMEA member, you can earn 2 PD credits for participating in this webinar. To earn the credits, you need to send me a summary of the ten tools and to answer the following the question at the end of the webinar. You can submit it to me here.
THE WEBINAR BREAKS DOWN TO THE FOLLOWING:
0-5:00 Introduction
5:00 Screencastify
8:00 Incredibox
11:00 Buttonbass
12:00 Chrome Music Lab
19:18 online-voice-recorder apart of 123apps.com
23:00 Staff Wars
26:00 musictechteacher.com
28:13 Color Piano Chrome Extension
28:32 Google Classroom
33:26 Google Forms
37:00 Socrative
40:00 Kahoot!
49:00 Seesaw
57:30 Flipgrid
59:00 Book Creator
01:11:00 Noteflight, Soundtrap, Whalesynth
01:29:00 Conclusion
Enjoy!
